MEDICINE & HEALTH

First Robot-Conceived Babies Are Born; How Will This Affect Future of IVF?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.27.2023 23:51 PM

One team member used a Sony PlayStation 5 Controller to position the robotic IVF needle and navigate sperm release. Read to learn more.

Ten Crucial Differences Between Growth And Fixed Mindset

04.27.2023 16:45 PM

In this fascinating article, we'll explore some critical distinctions between two primary types of mindsets - the Growth Mindset and the Fixed Mindset - and how each type influences our lives.

Viral TikTok Trend Suggesting Women Ditch Birth Control Pills Reliable? Here’s What an Expert Says About Hormonal Contraception

04.27.2023 08:30 AM

Hormonal contraception is extremely safe, according to an expert, in contrast to the viral TikTok trend against it. Read more.

COVID-19 Subvariant Xbb.1.16 Rapidly Spreading Across the World, Now Listed as ‘Variant of Interest'

04.27.2023 07:30 AM

COVID-19 subvariant XBB.1.16 is rapidly spreading across the world, outcompeting the previously dominant XBB.1.5 subvariant in many countries. Read the article to learn more.

Antimicrobial Use Among Livestock Can Threaten Human Immunity, Study Says

04.27.2023 01:45 AM

While antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are seen to be possible alternatives for treating antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, it is important to address the effects of AMP-resistant virulencies before using them for patient treatment. Read to learn more.

Do You Know Pathogens on Your Phone Are Often Antibiotic Resistant? Here’s How To Clean Your Device Effectively

04.26.2023 10:30 AM

We take our smartphones anywhere we go and they become dirtier than toilet seats. Read to know more.

Down Syndrome Facial Changes: Experts Discover Gene That Affects Face and Head Shape

04.26.2023 08:30 AM

Individuals with Down Syndrome have a third copy of Dyrk1a gene which is linked to the changes in their skulls. Read for more details.

Printable Vaccine Patches? Mobile Printer Could Help Scale Up Production, Boost Accessibility to mRNA Doses

04.26.2023 01:27 AM

These mobile vaccine printers may enable on-demand vaccine production in the future. Read to learn more.

Rosalind Franklin Helped Uncover Double Helix; Here's How She Actually Contributed to the Discovery of DNA Structure, According to Unpublished Materials

04.25.2023 22:38 PM

Rosalind Franklin was the one who took the famous Photograph 51 that shed light on the double-helix structure of DNA. Read to learn more.

Dog Flu Virus Mutated From a Type of Avian Influenza Could Spill Over to Humans, Experts Warn

04.25.2023 08:00 AM

The virus descended from a type of avian influenza that infected dogs in 2006 in which a study shows it can spill over to humans. Read the article to learn more information.

Atrial Fibrillation 'AFib' Treatment Through Catheter Ablation May Reduce One's Risk of Developing Dementia, Study Says

04.25.2023 01:12 AM

Catheter treatment of atrial fibrillation, a prevalent heart condition involving irregular rhythm, may reduce dementia risk. Read to learn more.

Common Types of Injury Lawsuits and How to Handle Them

04.24.2023 15:16 PM

Personal harm is a legal concept to describe physical or emotional harm suffered by an individual resulting from another individual or entity's negligence, recklessness, or deliberate misconduct. When someone is injured for someone else's fault, they may have a legitimate compensation claim. This post will discuss common injury lawsuits and how to handle them.

Promising New Strategies to Tackle the U.S. Nursing Shortage

04.24.2023 15:13 PM

The U.S. is experiencing a severe Registered Nurses (RNs) shortage as the demand for healthcare increases and the Baby Boomer generation ages. With this huge shortage, it is unfortunate that patient care is sometimes getting compromised, and key care areas are understaffed.

Hoarding Is an Attempt To Compensate Unmet Related Needs; Severity Associated With Loneliness [Study]

04.24.2023 09:30 AM

Addressing loneliness may contribute to solving hoarding disorder. Read for more details. (Photo: Pexels/Pixabay) Hoarding Is an Attempt to Compensate Unmet Related Needs; Severity Associated With Loneliness [Study] Hoarding is associated with loneliness, according to a new study.

Nose-Picking Linked to Higher Chances of Developing Alzheimer's Disease, Study Reveals

04.24.2023 08:01 AM

New research reveals that nose-picking can potentially facilitate the entry of pathogens through the damaged nasal mucosa, leading to the development of amyloid beta plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.

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